Two Billionaires Side With Greg Smith Against Goldman

Billionaire Stephen Jarislowsky, CEO of Canadian investment firm Jarislowsky, Fraser, says he also supports Smith's op-ed. “It’s about ethics and fiduciary responsibility, and the lack thereof,” explains Jarislowsky. "If you’re a fiduciary you should work for your client and not for anyone else. If you’re a doctor, you’re not supposed to work for your pocketbook, but for your client’s health.”

At 86, Jarislowsky says his firm, which manages investments funds with assets exceeding $38 billion, is a strong supporter of corporate and Wall Street integrity. He is currently a director at the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance, which seeks transparent corporate governance for shareholders.

In 2009, CEO Blankfein told the Times of London that he was just a banker "doing God's work."

Says Jarislowsky: “A lot of people say the Lord’s Prayer: ‘Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.' That should be over every desk on Wall Street."